from large fire management to aviation: My Fire Community Center: A place for work groups, incident management teams and members of the fire community to contribute learning opportunities, share knowledge, and discuss current issues. Each group has its own neighborhood that provides an online work space and mini library to exchange documents and information. Each community is maintained by a team coordinator, with no need for a Webmaster. Team coordinators have the ability to edit their site content at any time. Very little software knowledge or training is required to maintain one of these groups. 6 Minutes for Safety: a Federal Wildland Fire initiative created by the Federal Fire and Aviation Safety Team (FFAST) that is meant to be used as daily safety material with the intent of informing and generating discussion about the high risk situations that historically endanger wildland firefighters. Rapid Lesson Sharing: a place for users to submit their own stories about fire-related accidents, close calls, successes, or a way of doing things in a more efficiently or safely. Advances in Fire Practice (AFP): a collection of articles related to new technologies, recent reports, upcoming and recent Webinars and recent Fire Science publications. The LLC also hosts a YouTube channel that allows people to watch fire-related videos. Online Publications Scratchline: A quarterly newsletter published by the LLC staff that analyzes current methods of practice from the field. The information in this newsletter is drawn from Information Collection Team interviews. The publication's main purpose is to inform subscribers and members of the wildland fire community in a quick and easy-to-digest format. The last issue of "Scratchline" was distributed in early 2011. Two More Chains: The LLC's newest publication, promotes information sharing within the wildland fire community. It is produced four times a year. The first edition of "Two More Chains" was distributed in the Spring of 2011. The Learning Curve: Published periodically during the wildland fire season to explain lessons learned and effective practices from the field that have been gathered from After Action Review Rollups. E-Newsletter: An e-mail newsletter sent out periodically by the LLC to update its target audiences and inform them about current projects. References Organizations based in Tucson, Arizona Wildfire suppression agencies 2002 establishments in Arizona Firefighting in the United States United States Forest Service firefighting Firefighting in Arizona